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In these extraordinary times of economic hardship, there has been a significant change in the kind of person that needs financial help. For the first time in history the silent majority is having a hard time affording their monthly bills. People who are filing bankruptcy are not irresponsible people collecting debt to buy luxury items, but are hard-working parents who, because of circumstances unforeseen, find themselves drowning in debt.

We realize that the majority of our clients are devastatingly fearful of the “B” word. We take the time and effort to educate you. In most circumstances bankruptcy is not the horrifying word everyone visions. A little bit of communication can go a long way to elevate client concerns and fears. The choice regarding Bankruptcy is discussed with the local attorney and only through your direction. We strive to offer the highest quality service, hence the name BlueChipBankrupty.com - where the highest value chip in the casinos is usually blue.

Personal bankruptcy is an option that millions of Americans have used to eliminate unmanageable debts, or stop home foreclosure. Is filing bankruptcy right for you? Take the first step today — Simply fill out the form below to connect with a local bankruptcy lawyer for a free case evaluation.

Chapter 7 bankruptcy and Chapter 13 bankruptcy provide two different ways to regain control of debt. From working to eliminate unmanageable credit card or medical debt to preventing repossession or foreclosure, bankruptcy laws allow you to exercise your rights under Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. After all of the confusing media coverage, you may be worried that the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 (BAPCPA) will limit the bankruptcy protection available to you.

Don't assume the worst. Though it's true that BAPCPA added new requirements for bankruptcy petitioners, financial relief is still available for most people who could have filed bankruptcy before. A local bankruptcy lawyer can explain how filing bankruptcy under the new rules may require a little more time and effort.

A small number of people who might have filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy may be disqualified under the new law, but even those people needn't despair: Chapter 13 bankruptcy may still offer protection! For many bankruptcy filers, the automatic stay is like a breath of fresh air, putting an end to phone calls, letters and other forms of contact from creditors.

If you're struggling with debt, you're likely no stranger to contact from your angry creditors—phone calls, mail, harassing collection agents, even threats of repossession. Unfortunately, the stress of dealing with creditors only adds to the stress of watching your bills climb higher and higher.

Luckily, bankruptcy laws give you the power to silence these threats: the Automatic Stay. Once you file a bankruptcy petition, the automatic stay should stop creditors from contacting you about your debts—and punishes those who continue to harass you.

The automatic stay goes into effect once your petition is received by the bankruptcy court clerk?usually without an official hearing or a judge.

Here are some reasons to contact us today:

• Stop Creditor Harassment: Put an end to phone calls, wage garnishment and foreclosure.
• Filing for Bankruptcy: Trigger the automatic stay and get protection from creditors.
• Wage Garnishment: Prevent creditors from garnishing wages.
• Mortgage Foreclosure: Stay in your home.
• Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: Could a discharge of unsecured debts help you?
• Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: Catch up on past-due debts with a three-to-five-year repayment plan?